1946 Report Details Buenos Aires as Safe Haven for International Capital
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Updated Thu 11:06
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What happened
Juan Peron was elected president of Argentina in 1946. A report from that year stated that Peron was providing a safe haven for international bankers, munitions makers, cartel directors, and war-mongers. These groups had transferred their headquarters, fortunes, formulas, and blueprints from former Axis capitals to Buenos Aires.
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Why it matters
The reports describe how Peron facilitated the transfer of international capital and corporate assets to Buenos Aires. This established the city as a destination for global business interests seeking protection.
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Who's involved
- PeronPresident of Argentina who provided a safe haven for international capital.
- Buenos AiresCapital and largest city of Argentina where international capital was transferred.
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The entities involved
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Buenos Aires
capital and largest city of Argentina
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Peron
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